I did a mini-promo mix in preparation for the new Heresy night in London that I played at last week. Have a listen:

Sigha - Something In Between Us
Objekt - Cactus
Tessela - D Jane
Al Tourettes - Habit 7
Sascha Braemer - People
Peter Van Hoesen - Transitional State 2
Extrawelt - Neuland
Kollektiv Turmstrasse - Heiligendamm
Randomer - Scruff Box
Pinch & Shackleton - Rooms Within a Room

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Last week I had the pleasure of DJing at the Lacoste L!VE event in London that The Daily Street organised. As part of the event, I recorded a mix for The Daily Street that is currently being given out on a Lacoste USB drive with every purchase at that branch of Lacoste.

The Daily Street also posted the mix on their website today, being their 19th guest mix. Click here to listen.

Tracklist:
01. Lorca – Missed Me Out [Unreleased]
02. Jack Dixon – You Old [Losing Suki]
03. Synamatix – One Night Stand [Unreleased]
04. Beastie Respond – Syncopy (Blawan’s Trecther Mechanica) [Teal]
05. Peter Van Hoesen – Desay Duty [Komisch]
06. Guy Andrews – Textures [Hemlock]
07. Cosmin TRG – Fizic [50 Weapons]
08. Terranova – I Want To Go Out [Kompakt]
09. Raffertie – Twitch (It Grows & Grows) [Ninja Tune]
10. Kassem Mosse – Enoha [Nonplus]
11. Robert Hood – Clash [M-Plant]
12. Joe – Untitled [Apple Pips]
13. Pariah – Left Unsaid [R&S]
14. Northern Structures – Bolts [Sonic Groove]

Shades / Textures is out now!!

View Shades / Textures - Guy Andrews on Boomkat.com ©

“Stripped down and optimised future Bass musics from Hemlock’s newest signing. Here, Guy Andrews successfully follows the trajectory taken on his Discobelle release, acting like a more melancholy counterpart to the brittle syncopation of Joe or the Jazz/IDM-inflections of Four Tet and El Kid. A-side ‘Shades’ bears a structural influence clearly inherited from more post-rock-y headspaces, but with meticulously calculated beat programming and breakbeat funk dynamics akin to Anstam. B-side ‘Textures’ is more dubby, spaced-out and rolling, propelled by air-carving drum syncopation and supple, elastic bass pressure with well-timed Techno chords arriving at the crucial moment. Fans of Four Tet, Anstam, Joe, check it out.” - Boomkat